The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-18
ON CHANGE.

AT st. Louis wool Is quiet and un-
changed.
MEATS and lard are strong and ad-
vanCing,
STooK OF clover seed at Toledo esti-
mated at about II 900 bags.
AT Liverpool wheat is firm, demand
fair. Corn fem, demand far.
WHEAT crop Of Austria estimated at
$4,000, 600 to SO. 900, 900 bushels.
HENS are now compelled to lay eggs
at cent piece, or l2c per dozen.
NRw crop Of india fax seed selling
in London at 81 27@l rs per bushel to
arrive.
A DISPATCH from Grand Forks,
OAK, says: wheat tributary to mills
getting scarce"
THE rye crop OF Hungary for 1885
reported at AZ, $50, 1853 bushels, against
47397 $50 bushels in 1886.
PRICES OF faxseed have been ad-
vanced at Bombay sufficient to drive
exporters out Of the market.
QUANTITY Of wheat on passage from
India Is reported at 3,668,000 bushels
against 4,976, 900 bushels last year.
ST. LOUIS cash corn and wheat are
unchanged, Oats advanced &c. Cash
pork, lard and clear ribs are unchanged.
AT Chicago cash pork is up DC.
Lard is of 7ac, and clear ribs of 71c.
Corn and oats unchanged. Cash
wheat advanced 10.
CHICAGO grain receipts yesterday;
Wheat, IL cars; corn, 80 cars. Esti-
mated receipts for today (Fridsy):
Wheat, 25 cars; corn, los cars.
MEMPHIS middling cotton advanced
to &c yesterday. Other grades I'M
changed, except stains and tinges,
which are nov quoted 7l@Sic.
SoMK l6, 45S bales OF cotton were
added on yesterday to the total port
receipts, 80 al to agree with the Ma
tional Cotton Exchange official figures.
APPOINTING Carrot P. Huls to the
Inspect )rship Of Hulls is not inappro-
pirate, although it is stated in Shakes
peare that "there is nothing in a
name."
NEXT Friday afternoon general
meeting Of the Cotton Exchange will
be held to consider the propriety of
reducing membersh p fee from $500
to $3.50.
CoTToN receipts here yesterday, 1905
bales; shipments, 1884 bales and sales
$500 bales. Stock on hand, LOG, 264
bales. Receipts since September 1st,
SOL ,626 bales. Shipments since Sep.
TENDER 1st, 4Sl, $50 bales.
BALTIMORE grain market yesterday:
Receipts -four, II, 875 barrels; wheat,
$500 bushels; corn, 2S,60) bushels :;
oats, 2200 bushels; rye, 100 bushels.
Shipments-hour, 1929 barrels; wheat,
5000 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels.
AT IL o'clock this forenoon a citi-
Eens' meeting will be held at the
Merchants Exchange for the purpose
OF hearing from President Butord, OF
the Tennessee Midland Railroad Com
pany, and discussing the advantages
OF such road TO Memphis.
SEE call for Masonic Temple bonds
in another column. The rate at
WHICH tneb6 DOuub are now DblnK re-
tired has had tendency to advance
the stock 80 rapidly that it will soon
be considered fancy by those who are
lucky enough to hold any of 1t.
VsIToRs on Change yesterday:
Frank B ock, st. Louis; A. ]. Gerstle,
Peoria, Ill. II. Heeshburg, ct. Louis !;
Sam Woolsy, Peoria, ILL.,; Mrs. Pepper,
New York; Mrs. AllowaY, New York !;
W. A, Mercer, Bolivar, Tenn; g. T.
Ingram, Bolivar, Tenn. George Scott,
Mississippi.
NEW York -four receipts Yesterday,
10 2b7 barrels and sacks; exports, 49,
607 barrels end l4,326 sacks; sales, 49,
500 barrels. Wheat receipts, 40, $50
bushels; exports, 139,279 bushels;
sales, 1852 900 bushels futures and
S12 100 bushels spots. Corn receipts,
HS'0 bushels; exports, 1920 bushels
sales, 9Sl, 900 bushels futures and 1872
COO bushels spots. Oats receipts, 3d.
400 bushels; exports, 1904 bushels.